Drama and Dissociation: How Stories Possess Us with Jasun Horsley @darkrenaissancemedia
Drama and Dissociation: How Stories Possess Us with Jasun Horsley  @darkrenaissancemedia
Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jasun Horsley is an author of a number of books on Hollywood and secret societies, and host of The Liminalist podcast.

In this conversation we discuss dissociation and movies; trauma and the nervous system; parenthood and behavioral imprinting; disassociation and fostering a docile population; child sacrifice and paedophilia and its ubiquity in society; secret societies; uninstalling social programming; memes, people, groups and superorganisms; our inheritance of the technology of drama, and its (often unappreciated) power; archetypal possession; psychological operations; embracing uncertainty with regard to conspiracy; knowledge that cannot be integrated; practices for embodiment, and their commodification.

Find Jasun here
auticulture.com

His latest book is on sale
auticulture.com/liminalist/16-maps-of-hell-campaign

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Music by Salvatore Schiano
salvatoreschiano.com

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